Throughout his successful, 46-year career, Thomas Henick-Kling has contributed many impactful research findings, advised wine industry members, taught wine microbiology and winemaking classes,
What are the next steps for Washington State University's sulfide-dioxide research? WSU's Thomas Henick-Kling discusses where he would like this pivotal research to go into the future.
What has industry reaction been to Washington State University's Thomas Henick-Kling talks ongoing SO2 research? He provided insight in today's PNW Ag Network Wine Minute.
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Sulfur dioxide plays several key roles in the winemaking process. Washington State University's Thomas Henick-Kling talks about his latest SO2 research, and the impact it could have on the local and national wine industry.
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The Washington state Wine Commission's Melissa Hensen previews the upcoming WAVEx that looks to address the issue of high pH in wines.
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Seniors in Washington State University’s wine science program rolled out an exclusive wine made available for purchase during April’s Private Barrel Auction. Dr. Thomas Henick-Kling, director of WSU’s Wine Science Center, said what makes this wine variety unique is that the students started with Petit Verdot as the main component, which provide a flavor and texture the students enjoyed.
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How does Washington State University benefit from the Blended Learning Program? Dr. Thomas Henick-Kling offers insight.
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This week, Washington State University's Dr. Thomas Henick-Kling talks about the school's blended learning wines program.
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Washington State University's Dr. Thomas Henick-Kling talks about the pH program at the Wine Science Center, and how it will benefit consumers and producers alike.
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Does the type variety of grape have an impact on wine pH? WSU's Dr. Thomas Henick-Kling takes a look at the latest research.
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